Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-23

LONDON. July 21.-A ispstch from S. Thomas West Africa says an Africat
 company has received q report tLG
 Henry M. Stanley the African explore
 had been shot dead by the natives witl
 whom his s1pedition was fighting II
 order to obtain supplies. Another ae
 count says that the steamer on whict
 Stanley was proceeding to the relief Oi
 EmiE Bey, was sunk. and that the ex
 p!orer was drow3ed, The reports
 emanates from Che missionary Gt Ala
 tadi, who reports 1t from native from
 up the country. No direct messages
 were received from the expedition.
 ERIE, Pa, July 21 1-At yesterdays
 convention, the iunOir order of American
 Mechanics. presented membership ot | lO,OOO m Pennsy ylvsnia, and & resolution
 was adopted thst a memorial from the
 order be presented to the nsxt Congress
 asking that per capita tax be imposed
 imposed on foreign laborers labdIug of
 American ports. Congress will also be
 asked tO prohibit the landing fl pauper
 emigrants, also tO pass law requiring
 that foreign born emigrants shall live as citizens twenty one years, before be- coming eligible to ofiiee.
 NEW YORK, July 21-A gang Of Isal- ian labOrers were at work ba!Iaslirg Oa the Erie railway, on a sharp carve, about three fourihs of mile above He | pokus. when The Chicago Expre S. which ! was sn hour late rushed around the | curve before the men had She sEg test ] warning. and dashed through them, ! killing twelve or fifteen Un tic spot, | and wOundilg several others.
 LONDON, July 2I-Thc rumor rrz5rd ing She death of U. II. Stanley, is ut.sr- y false. The lntsst auth ntic news from him Vas from Aogr Jatz.wiue. and vas sent under date June 21J. and it would be impossible for a native tO reach Mstandi and Pruvine, as is is "a thousand miles through the toughest country.
 CLEVELAND. O., Juiy 2I.-The Demo cratIc convention Was called e. order gt eleven this morning ID Nn>ic hGii, by Henry Bohl, chairman of The state exc rutve con mittee. About 30C0 specta- tors, many Oi them ladies, were present. Senator Henry E. Payne entered the hall l before the convention opened, 61j was loudly obeered. George E. Senev, of | IItiGn was elected permanent chairman la his speech, Seuey said there was no lCarrels in the democratic party, snd every democrat seemed to know whC would De a candidate in 'SS, and all were satlsGed (AppiaUsel lie eulcglzaO 1 lx-Senascr Thurman. saying that he would have hOnCrcG the office of gov erDor. After speaking Cf tie varioCs for gOvernOF he sad tEat all was not harmony n the Republican party. Every tomahawk and scslpIag zulte he decia-ed was shsrpen5d for the light at Toledo next week. His rrfer- sDce to the prssiten:Iai c1Htes; between Blaine and sherman was applauded.
 The platform adopted declares the learty and unqualified enforcement of he honest, patriotic and economical aG- a nistrRiIou of President Cleveland. We demand suc5 q juGIc!ous reduction ] ,t the present burde1sCme tsr.fT. as 1 hall result m producing revenue sufH- 'Ient Only to meet the expenses Cf an 'cou omloai administration of the gov 'rDment, pGyIug liberal pensions 70 inioE soldiers and saIjCTs, and the pay nent OI interest on the public debt 5Alis for Legislation restricting emi- ration to those declaring their inter- ions of becoming citizens. FO-bidjing be use Of contract labor, and demand 1R tiFs speedy punishment of persons netting riot and revolution against re- ubiic6n Institutions. and denouuclnR he present republican state govern- lent,
 The nominations for governor were h. n called for and Congressman James ,. Campbell of Hamilton, Thomas E. .owell ot DelewEre, and Congressman isrlln A. Foran of Cleveland. were aIaed. The first ballot resulted ss fol ss: Total 6js. Powell 327, Campbell jl, FOrsu so. there being no choice Q ] = .cOnd ballot Was ordered sud PcysI; < ss nominated Cn tEs second ballot. "a D. l., Goldman was nominated for ieutensnt Governor by exclamation Fer th-ee ballots were taken, the other \ lO candidates withdrawing.